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#  Original Author: Caskey Dickson <caskey@technocage.com> 2001-02-07
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Build:

  With gnu make you can just do:

    $ make waitclose

  That simply does the following command:

    $ gcc -o waitclose waitclose.c

  The more paranoid will do it the right way like so:

    $ gcc -Wall -o waitclose waitclose.c

Install:

  Copy the program somewhere you want to use it from.  The program could
be safe for suid install but I don't recommend it as a rule.  The person
running the program needs access permissions to the cdrom drive.  Depending
upon your application you may or may not want to make the cd drives world
readable.  They don't have the same access issues as hard drives so world
readability isn't as big of an issue.  YMMV, do what you think solves your
problem and re-read the warranty disclaimer.